Re: (ASCEND) DSL-HST; DHCP; DSLTNT; Plug and Play problems.

["Michael Johnson" <mjohnson@ou.edu>]

----- Original Message -----
From: Phillip Vandry <vandry@Mlink.NET>
To: Michael Johnson <mjohnson@ou.edu>
Cc: <ascend-users@bungi.com>
Sent: Tuesday, August 24, 1999 11:02 AM
Subject: Re: (ASCEND) DSL-HST; DHCP; DSLTNT; Plug and Play problems.


> You want to bridge all of the Pipelines together, and together with
> whatever interface you're using for egress on the TNT? (Ethernet or
> DS3, for example?)

Yes, its an ethernet 100bt egress.

> And if I understand correctly, you want to assign IP addresses to
> the Pipelines from the DHCP server sitting at the central location
> where the TNT is?

Yes.

> I've never experimented with Pipelines getting their own IP addresses
> with DHCP, I'm not really familiar with that feature either.
> But, as an alternative for management of the Pipelines, why don't you
> connect them MPP (instead of the default Frame Relay), assuming you
> don't need Frame Relay? Then the Pipelines can be manged without needing
> to give them IP addresses.

Do you get good performance from MPP?  Its been my experience with ADSL at
least, that FR is much faster.

How can you manage them without giving them IPs?

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